On September 30th, the Labour Secretary in conjunction with the President of the National Commission for Minimum Wages made public the resolution through which the minimum wage for geographical area “B” was increased from $68.28 pesos to $70.10 pesos, representing a 2.67% increase. This resolution came into effect on October 1st of this year, meaning

In July 2014, the 2nd Modifications to the Miscellaneous Tax Resolution for 2014 was published in the Official Gazette, please find below the summary we have prepared regarding the most significant regulations: Online E-invoices (CFDI) for Payroll Paid to Employees Taxpayers that have a website available through which employees can print their E-invoices (CFDI) will

Starting July 1st 2014, all the companies that pays to their employees Food coupons, will be able to make deductible these payments only if they disburse the food coupons through electronic debit cards authorized by the Tax Authority (SAT). The Miscellaneous Tax rules for 2014 establishes the following; starting July 1st 2014 the Food coupons

A 0.5% increase is agreed for the State tax on payroll in Mexico City The Budget for 2014 for Mexico City considers a series of adjustments in the Tax Code, in which the increase of 0.5% of the State tax is included. The tax change from 2.5% to 3% over the expenses made by companies

A 3.9% increase of the wages is agreed upon. In the last few days, the agreement of the National Commission for Minimum Wages (CONASAMI) was made known, informing the minimum wage effective as of January 1, 2014. The increase agreed upon for the minimum wage, general as well as professional, was a 3.9%, following